British singer Robbie Williams says being approached by fans for selfies makes him feel uncomfortable and can trigger panic


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Robbie Williams has told fans that requests for selfies cause him "discomfort” and "panic,” following several approaches on a recent flight. Photo: Robbie Williams/Instagram

Robbie Williams has told fans that requests for selfies cause him "discomfort” and "panic,” following several approaches on a recent flight.

The Let Me Entertain You singer, 51, has a well-documented history of depression and has also fought drug and alcohol abuse as well suffering with agoraphobia – which he says often kept him stuck at home.

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